OCCUPATIONS: The Podcast

Senior Restructuring Manager in the ACCOUNTING/BUSINESS fields, Mike Nowlan attempts to save failing businesses. Join Mike and I in episode 16, as we explore what it takes to attempt to salvage what it left of a business in trouble.

Preservation Architect in the ARCHETECTURE?ENGINEERING field, Cory Trembath-Rouillard works at Henson Architecture in New York City. In this 15th episode Cory will tell us about her job preserving history and making old buildings comfortable and safe to live/work in.

Clinical Psychologist in Sex Therapy in the MEDICINE industry, Stan Ducharme tells us what the field is all about, how he got his education, and offers some advice for those who want to join this occupation.

Professional Musician in the MUSIC field, Ryan Montbleau is a singer/songwriter. His style is lyric-based with cleaver turns and twists and his live performances are a joy and full of energy. In this, the 13th episode, he tells us where he began, how he works tirelessly to hone his craft, and offers some advice for those who want to become a musician.

“Professional” Volunteer, Ken Krilla is an inspiration. He volunteers to help .charities, causes, and people (especially children) as if it was his job. He is constantly signing up to help wherever he can. In this episode he tells us his history with giving and how we might help too.

“Professional” Volunteer, Ken Krilla is an inspiration. He volunteers to help .charities, causes, and people (especially children) as if it was his job. He is constantly signing up to help wherever he can. In this episode he tells us his history with giving and how we might help too.

Custom Jeweler in the FASHION industry, Nathalie Martin-Schettini’s company, Martin-Schettini, which she owns with her husband Gabriel is a success. She tells us about the education she got to get to where she is now, as well as what it takes to be a jeweler.

Clinical Psychologist specializing in OCD in the MEDICAL field, Jen Ragon works for Massachusetts General Hospital and she has a private practice as well.  We talk about Jen’s job, what OCD is, it’s symptoms and how Jen and her associates treat it.

Muralist in the ART field, Alex Cook paints all over the world.  In this the 8th episode, we talk about the struggles that he overcame in order to successfully turn his art into a profession and lots more.

Social Services Advocate for the Committee for Public Councel Services in the SOCIOLOGY/CRIMINAL LAW field, Sarah Laughlin talks to us in this 7th episode. She tells us what it’s like to fight for the rights of convicted criminals and suspected criminals and how she made her path to her career.

Intelligence Analyst for the U.S. Navy and Professor of Psychology at American University, Craig Gruber tells us all about how Intelligence is handled and how he made a path to his career.

Professor and Director, Opioid Policy Research Collaborative and Department Director Cobre on Opioids and Overdose at Rhode Island Hospital, Traci Green studied SCIENCE/PUBLIC POLICY. She tells us her own journey, what it takes to do her jobs and what advice she has for those who are interested in her field.

Owner of Encompass Fitness, Mike Eisenstadt has been in the PHYSICAL FITNESS field his whole life. In this 4th episode, he tells us how he was able to open his gyms and keep them popular for many years.

Professor of Computer Science/Computing and Data Science at Boston University, Mark Crovella tells us about his ever-changing job and his journey obtaining it.

COMMUNICATIONS/MEDIA is what Jen Carter studied and now she’s morning co-host of 104.5 WXLO’s Jen and Frank Morning Show. In episode 2, Jen tells us all about her journey to the world of radio as well as what she suggests to folks who want to do the same.

Steve Heffernan is a veteran Boston Duck Tour driver/narrator. He let’s us know what it’s like doing his very cool job.